f...@stefan-klinger.de wrote: > On Sat, Dec 31, 2011 at 01:32:05AM +0000, Thomas Adam wrote: >> On Sat, Dec 31, 2011 at 02:27:25PM +1300, f...@stefan-klinger.de wrote: >> > On Sat, Dec 31, 2011 at 01:14:38AM +0000, Thomas Adam wrote: >> > > So set a reasonable delay for you binding: >> > > >> > > Schedule 700 Close >> > >> > Sorry, that won't help in general. Maybe you want to read my initial mail? >> >> It will if you use a function. > > How exactly? Just > > key d A 4 Schedule 1000 Close > > won't help, since, according to the FVWM doc: "The command is executed > in the same context window as the Schedule command". It simply means > that the wrong window is killed later. I've tried this.
What do you think of my invention of a focus snapshot? I invented it 15 minutes ago after I come out of the bathtube :-) Define a key binding <Win> + <Space>, which makes a mental snapshot of the window that currently has the focus. When you press <Win> + <Space>, and something unforeseen happens, then just go back to the original window and press <Win> + <Space> again. After pressing <Win> + <Space>, you could perform any action you want and bind it the mental focus snapshot. This is not exactly the workflow you want, but it is a possible workflow, a tradeoff. And I'm rather sure that I were able to code this. Do you understand my approach? Michael
